"I enjoyed the workshops that would actually relate to something in my business. I took practical ideas away from every session. I brought home materials to share with my organization that are useful.
SAVE THE DATE!!
29th Annual Vermont Travel Industry Conference April 12 & 13, 2012 Killington Grand Resort, Killington, VT!
Join Usfor a re-energized program of events and educational sessions to grow your business!
Keynotepresentation by Troy Thompson, Travel 2.0 Consulting Group. Learn what trends to anticipate for 2012 for Vermont businesses.
Powerfulconnections, networking and innovative ideas to improve profitability and business performance.
Key Reasons to Attend:
Join travel industry colleagues and discover approaches that are time, budget, and personnel effective, plus stay on top of changes in media, market and technology.
Strengthen your business with expert insight from Leading Consultants.
Master the latest tools, technologies and tactics.
Learn smart strategies from marketing and media practitioners.
Voice your priorities and needs at the NEW Tourism Town Meeting
Who Should Attend
Any tourism-related business would benefit by attending!
Attractions
Lodging
Restaurants
Historic Sites
State Agencies
Ski Resorts
Agri-Tourism
Arts & Crafts
Recreation
Vermont Products
Ecotourism
Tour Operators
Chambers of Commerce
Retail
Museums
Marketing Firms
Join VTIC 2012 as a Sponsor!
Don’t miss your chance to join the largest gathering of professionals in Vermont’s tourism industry!
Sponsorship of this event provides a unique opportunity to show your involvement in this critical segment of our economy. Given the expected diverse attendance, this is a great opportunity for you to reach a large audience and become recognized within the tourism community. We are committed to allowing ample time in the agenda for attendees to visit with sponsors in order to maximize your branding opportunities.
Several levels of sponsorship are available; click here for more information. Or click one of the link below to download the forms.
